How to return an array from a function

At least once, we've all tried returning an array type from a function and it failed horribly. Here's how to do it properly.
Feel free to ask questions in the comments below!

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[amartuvshinpurevbaatar]

Thank you!!! whole day tried to figure out but the man explained in 7 mins

[vytautaskuklys]

I really enjoy how clearly you communicate these topics :) Thank you, sir!

[moritzr]

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[nextzdota]

nice vid, reading answers on stack exchange just made me baning my head against the wall. This was clear and straight to the point. Thanks !!!

[Amin-vqqd]

Thank you for sharing. I was just practicing some C programming and bumped into the same problem. This video saved me a lot of time. THX❤

[artcodezen]

Really nice explanation, I forget to do a malloc inside the function and my function returned nothing. Thank so much for the explanation. It's very clean o objective!

[ishaan]

Thanks for this awesome explanation man! This really helped me as a beginner in c/c++ programing

[mpi]

This clearly illustrated how I can use 2 dimensional tables with a pointer. Thank you very much.

[samleheny]

Pointers allow you to access and change global variables (or variables in the main function anyway) from inside another function. It all makes sense now!

[jesusstudentbrett]

this video was spot ON!! it helped me so much. Thank you.

[atiedebee]

Absolute legend, thanks for this video!

[alexmorales]

FINALLY I CAN FIND SOMEONE WHO EXPLAIN IT
NICE VIDEO!

[xfsn_archer]

Holy shit this blew my mind that you can do it this way. Poahhh well explained good sir

[canarese]

clear explanation of handling arrays in functions

[gersonchadijunior]

A friend of mine gave me an alternative solution by using static int arr[5]; this way you don't need to pass a solution argument in the function, something I've considered a bit confusing. But the explanation about the stack memory was quite a thing ! Thank you

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[sophiagnetneva]

this is exactly what i was looking for ty

[Gregryful]

I think you can also return the array if you define the local variable (arr) as 'static' variable

[santosbpm]

In the video you teach very well how to do with one-dimensional arrays. Is it possible to perform a two-dimensional array return?

[yasminebouzguen]

so what if i write a function to generate like a random array of integers.
then i want To pass the result(random array) To another sorting function (eg: selection) and display the results
is that possible .